Commissary kitchens are "essentially WeWork for restaurant kitchens," as TechCrunch's Danny Crichton wrote.
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Kitchens for restaurants ought to operate at the same level of kitchens at home.
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Do they have big kitchens and big couches, or no kitchens and floor mats?
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These kitchens would eventually evolve into the General Mills test kitchens and the Home Service Department.
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We have millions of Americans that, if you go to their kitchens, their kitchens are empty.
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Wren Kitchens, which designs and manufactures kitchens, came in fourth, followed by handmade cosmetics company, Lush.
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These types of kitchens go by many names, like commissary, virtual, dark, cloud, or ghost kitchens.
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Cloud kitchens (the category, and not just CloudKitchens the startup service) is essentially WeWork for restaurant kitchens.
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The demonstration kitchens look like the kitchens in the cooking segments on television shows, spacious, carefully laid out and well equipped.
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We had supplied for five kitchens already, we knew the kitchens, we had a refrigerator truck full of food, generators, gas.
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That's why Deliveroo started investing in satellite kitchens for the most popular restaurants — these kitchens are basically containers on car parks.
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Commercial kitchens require regulatory licenses and inspections, constant monitoring and maintenance, not to mention massive kitchen staffs (they aren't automated kitchens!).
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Also known as virtual, cloud or dark kitchens, ghost kitchens are meant to address the demand for off-premise restaurant dining.
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And these kitchens can also do marketing for its business partners, which is a feat provided by DoorDash Kitchens as well.
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Kitchen United's ghost kitchens and Zume's mobile kitchens are both responses to the massive rise in delivery and off-premise sales more generally.
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As reported by Portland paper Willamette Week, these restaurants are "virtual brands" of Reef Kitchens, a Softbank-backed company that operates ghost kitchens.
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Part of its U.S. store growth will come from nontraditional locations, including dark kitchens, which are also known as ghost or virtual kitchens.
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The kitchens are located in strategic neighborhoods to allow restaurants to operate strictly as 'virtual kitchens', without the burden of consumer-facing operational costs.
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Dark kitchens - also known as "virtual" or "ghost" kitchens - take their name from large retail warehouses that cater directly to online customers, bypassing stores.
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Like mobile kitchens, ghost kitchens and other delivery-centric locations offer a low-cost way for chains to boost sales and expand in new areas.
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So much remains unknown about how millions of enslaved Africans used it in their kitchens and how it got to those kitchens to begin with.
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A common fixture of most delivery apps is "ghost kitchens," physical kitchens that offer dishes from multiple "brands" from a single location through delivery apps.
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DoorDash Kitchens is also an option for restaurants looking to open overflow kitchens for delivery or catering, said Broderick McClinton, general manager of DoorDash for Business.
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Front Burner The League of Kitchens, which trains immigrants to give cooking lessons in their home kitchens, will host a vegetarian dinner in February at the James Beard Foundation.
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My colleague Danny Crichton wrote that "cloud kitchens are the WeWork for restaurant kitchens," adding that suddenly sharable kitchen space will lead to bidding wars between these virtual food brands.
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Many farms and suburban homes traditionally had second kitchens, often called summer kitchens, so the heat from the stove didn't raise the temperature in the entire house during the summer.
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Also known by a variety of other names, like virtual or cloud kitchens, ghost kitchens are an evolution of the restaurant model that is meant for off-premise dining only.
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Ghost kitchens, also known as dark kitchens, are one of the buzziest trends in the restaurant business, as chains like Chick-fil-A and Wendy&aposs explore delivery-centric concepts.
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Good for overflow too DoorDash Kitchens is also an option for restaurants looking to open overflow kitchens for delivery or catering, said Broderick McClinton, general manager of DoorDash for Business.
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The chefs are all screened by Hungry, they cook out of "ghost kitchens" (commercial kitchens that aren't attached to a restaurant) and then the food is delivered by the Hungry team.
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Celebrities, they're just like us — except with better kitchens.
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The homes in Toll's latest community in Aurora feature gourmet kitchens, luxury bathrooms with pedestal tubs, grandchildren suites and exercise rooms where walls lift automatically, opening onto outdoor kitchens with mountain views.
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Will Shu: Well we have over 22013 Editions kitchens today, so I think some of the new Editions kitchens we're opening very soon will feature dining concepts, so we're excited about that.
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This anniversary means Ms. Carlson has overseen a decade of kitchen trends — open shelves; Ikea hacks; arch, vintage-style appliances; plywood cabinetry; deconstructed kitchens and kitchens that are every shade of blue.
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An experience at the League of Kitchens, in which people can sign up to cook in home kitchens around New York City, demonstrates that sustainable travel need not necessitate leaving the country.
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Some of the brands include ByBee Foods, Columbia River Organics, Northwest Growers Select, Organic by Nature, Parade, Pantry Essentials, Safeway Kitchens, Signature Kitchens, Trader Joe's Organic, VIP, Wellsley Farms and Life Foods.
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Ms. Kondo gets very specific on the subject of kitchens.
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First, food banks in Britain do not include soup kitchens.
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Judges comments: Smarter kitchens of the future, but today 16.
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I understand that animals have to stay clear from kitchens.
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Snapchat's leadership decided to cool things off by switching kitchens.
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I spent most of my occupational life in restaurant kitchens.
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KitchenAid is adding a little more flair to shoppers' kitchens!
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Apple's iPad has also found its way into many kitchens.
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It's a short drive from the kitchens to the bus.
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Kitchens echoed Dorsey's backing ... and even seemed sympathetic towards Hunt.
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Meanwhile, the exclusive club's kitchens were cited for 15 violations.
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I have two kitchens that were done during my housewarming.
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Dhondy said chefs were not only people who ran kitchens.
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In traditional kitchens, though, they've already got the recipe down.
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They'd like to have people renovate their kitchens and bathrooms.
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You can't force people to go into working in kitchens.
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Whatever you worry about happening in kitchens is probably true.
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That's why those Deliveroo kitchens can be a good compromise.
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Kitchens will feature four ovens: steam, convection, traditional and speed.
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The home comes with not one, but two full kitchens.
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"He understands what he did," Browns coach Freddie Kitchens said.
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Cake and cookies were gobbled down in other children's kitchens.
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Comparing the two kitchens shows how differently space gets used.
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The impact of virtual kitchens on the traditional restaurant industry
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In Athens these days, only the soup kitchens are flourishing.
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They would be immediately headed toward soup kitchens and starvation.
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When it comes to sustainability, bars lag behind kitchens significantly.
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Additionally, cloud kitchens are current area of focus for Swiggy.
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Surprisingly, most hotel kitchens have no problem fulfilling this request.
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I have gutted and rebuilt one bathroom and two kitchens.
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Hospital kitchens and senior centers will lose staff to sickness.
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Hospital kitchens and senior centers will lose staff to sickness.
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The best shelf and drawer liner for kitchens and bathrooms
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Kitchens are a special challenge for seniors with physical issues.
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The kitchens there are for the most part very tight.
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And color seems to be making a comeback — green kitchens!
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"In Nottingham, ghost kitchens were really useful," Mr. Cant said.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement is conducting raids in the kitchens.
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The company also uses its Roastery locations as test kitchens.
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Light wood cabinets were popular in kitchens in the '90s.
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Stainless steel appliances are still seen in modern kitchens today.
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Puglisi is an alum of elBulli, Taillevent, and noma kitchens.
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All have large terraces with hot tubs and outdoor kitchens.
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The crib features 11 bedrooms, 15.5 baths and 3 kitchens.
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You're in their living rooms and kitchens, delivering them information.
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Ma hor — fruit with a soft, sticky, candylike paste of peanuts, pork and shrimp — is one of many dishes at Nari with roots in Thai royal kitchens, or the kitchens of wealthy Thai families.
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Cloud kitchens is an interesting concept, and I have no doubt that we will see these sorts of business models for kitchens sprout up across urban cities as an option for some restaurant owners.
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Malaysia's capital Kuala Lumpur has banned soup kitchens within two miles of the city center, where more than 1,000 people are homeless and others who live in poverty rely on kitchens for daily meals. 7.
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Ghost kitchens come with a dose of big tech energy in the form of some marquee names: Travis Kalanick, the former chief executive of Uber, has been working on CloudKitchens, a ghost kitchens start-up.
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Luca Molnar draws upon decorative patterns seen in kitchens and bathrooms.
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Chipotle has been updating its kitchens with a second-make line.
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There are similar combinations for workshops, kitchens, treasure rooms and more.
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Improvements in United's kitchens also come in the form of technology.
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Narrator: Rijo's team of 280 chefs run the kitchens 24/7.
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Durk apparently plans to spend time at shelters and soup kitchens.
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Typically only seen in Chinese kitchens, this machine is a must.
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That said, the product should look at home in most kitchens.
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BONUS: Touchscreen everything: What kitchens of the future will look like
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That's why there are two kitchens that come with the home.
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Momentum Machines isn't the first to attempt to automate restaurant kitchens.
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City Storage Systems isn't interested in on-demand kitchens alone, reportedly.
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There's a new menace wreaking havoc in kitchens across the land.
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They're quite different from what I would use in my kitchens.
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In kitchens, there was food in pots ready to be served.
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It's unclear how much Deliveroo is asking for those new kitchens.
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In total, the home features four kitchens inside and one outside.
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So, are cooks in commercial kitchens flat out of a job?
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This meant that I was now cooking in other people's kitchens.
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French kitchens are deeply hierarchical institutions, run along essentially military lines.
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Three basics people all around the world have in their kitchens.
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He helped establish one of the city's Depression-era soup kitchens.
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"I love these rugs for bathrooms, kitchens, and entryways," Haught said.
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And communal kitchens and laundry units are scattered throughout the neighborhood.
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However, fewer kitchens are being used for family dinners these days.
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The fresh-beef initiative comes as pressure builds on McDonald's kitchens.
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Some of the funding is earmarked to support "delivery only" kitchens.
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Washington (CNN)Dietitians have been consulted in the White House kitchens.
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I spent ten years in the trenches of professional restaurant kitchens.
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Each house has an open floor plan and fully equipped kitchens.
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The Chicago location has 13 kitchens, with 11 restaurants so far.
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Swiggy claims it leads the cloud kitchens market in the country.
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Visitors can see the basements, attics and kitchens where slaves slept.
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Most kitchens have two dishwashers, three ovens and white-quartzite counters.
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Ms. Siddappa, who cooks a lot, found the kitchens barely serviceable.
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Kitchens will be equipped with Bosch refrigerators, dishwashers, cooktops and ovens.
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Both kitchens are models of superior ingredient shopping and consistent performance.
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RICHARDS: And Southern kitchens had different influences over hundreds of years.
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Some people have already started to recalibrate life in new kitchens.
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Some rooms come with kitchens for more of a residential vibe.
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Congregate care facilities, juvenile justice facilities, crisis shelters, soup kitchens. Gov.
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Hospital kitchens are often antiquated and falling apart, Chef Tison said.
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Cleveland played a sloppy, undisciplined game in coach Freddie Kitchens' debut.
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This supplies hot water for bathrooms, kitchens and central radiator heating.
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Scores of chefs and volunteers bring food and run the kitchens.
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Someone spotted Freddie Kitchens rocking our Pittsburgh started it shirt tonight!
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Steam boiled from kitchens serving bowls of hot and numbing soups.
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Kroger is building "dark" kitchens with an Indianapolis startup called ClusterTruck.
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The kitchens have Italian Valcucine glass cabinetsand Brazilian Macaubas quartzite countertops.
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Kitchens are hot spots for cross-contamination, and immune systems differ.
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Like most restaurant kitchens, St. John's have long been overwhelmingly male.
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Ghost kitchens are a hot trend in the food delivery arena.
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A ping pong table sits adjacent to one of the kitchens.
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In New York, for example, apartment kitchens are generally extremely small.
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In the era of radio, debate entered American kitchens and parlors.
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"I still remember the morning that it all happened," Kitchens said.
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He visited soup kitchens and raised money through celebrity fight nights.
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Her mom, Sharon Bush, took her to volunteer at soup kitchens.
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Other kitchens rent by blocks of time, such as 8 a.m.
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Features like open kitchens and spacious bathrooms appeal to nearly everyone.
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He carried out an intensive internship in their kitchens after training.
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The nation&aposs largest traditional grocer said on Monday that it had partnered with an Indianapolis startup called ClusterTruck to open delivery-only kitchens, also known as "dark" or "ghost" kitchens, in Indianapolis, Columbus, and Denver.
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"How we plan to do that isn't necessarily building out more brick-and-mortars in these cities but our expansion strategy sort of ties into that idea of cloud kitchens — sort of like ghost kitchens," Huo said.
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Large kitchens have been trying to reduce their garbage output for awhile now, as seen by the rise in restaurants that use meat "from head to tail," and kitchens who create their own broth from leftover vegetables.
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Brown and broke her promise to stay out of the city's kitchens.
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It just so happens that certain kitchens are crueler mistresses than others.
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The development will include amenities like kitchens and play areas for children.
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Would these chefs ever use an Instant Pot in their own kitchens?
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And in McDonald's kitchens, employees had to implement new food safety practices.
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And now that BRT is doing what I call 240 test kitchens.
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Some claim to have trays of cubed ice in their own kitchens.
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I removed one of the kitchens and converted it into my studio.
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And they do it all from compact kitchens on a rocking ship.
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Patmore on the Food NetworkAfter six season in the Downton kitchens, Mrs.
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These restaurants don't have any tables, they're basically kitchens for food delivery.
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The recall includes Gold Medal flour, Wondra flour and Signature Kitchens flour.
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Today, this culinary practice has expanded to more kitchens and restaurants worldwide.
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It looked dated before it even arrived in living rooms and kitchens.
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Enter Dishcraft, a start-up building a robotic dishwasher for commercial kitchens.
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But not all celebs are as quick to bid their kitchens adieu.
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Host Richard Blais has been working in kitchens for over 15 years.
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That's more than triple the amount typically found in kitchens and bathrooms.
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We will admit to making all those things regularly in our kitchens.
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It followed a long and proud tradition of virtual reality test kitchens.
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In the cramped kitchens Ms Alexievich visits, the mundane and historic overlap.
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Robots and software aren't just changing manual labor in warehouses or kitchens.
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Cambodians never use ovens and most kitchens only come with gas hobs.
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Apparently some of the investors have a personal interest in automating kitchens.
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Many tech companies keep snacks and even lunches in their office kitchens.
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Before long, Plain English was selling 250 kitchens a year, they said.
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Replace cabinet hardware — like knobs and pulls — in both kitchens and bathrooms.
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In fittingly spooky news this October, chains are buzzing about ghost kitchens.
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In Guatemala, the team is running three kitchens and six food trucks.
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Today, kitchens are more subtle and stainless steel appliances are extremely popular.
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Echo tinkerers have been putting the speaker to work in their kitchens.
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Businesses hosted on the Uber Eats app could rent fully equipped kitchens.
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So, with that, I left, and I started to cook in kitchens.
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Shuffle, the world's largest game of musical chairs, but played with kitchens.
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Kitchens, baths and bedrooms are generally toward the rear of the apartments.
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Do you see fashion playing an increasing role in kitchens and restaurants?
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What if we put their groceries away inside their kitchens or garages?
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Today, Keatz employs around 200 people across its 10 kitchens in Europe.
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There were still no windows, but the kitchens are nicer and bigger.
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Overall, there are three dining rooms in the house and six kitchens.
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Pulled himself through centuries, through zeitgeists and kitchens, through paradigms and junkyards.
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And the kitchens can also do marketing for these businesses, another perk.
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For restaurateurs, cloud kitchens reduce the risk when they look for expansion.
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Even the soup kitchens, a fixture every Sunday, were set up outside.
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They clean bathrooms and kitchens and take care of a pet rabbit.
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The Alinea Group is now stocking its kitchens with Made In equipment.
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All apartments feature sleek modern kitchens, including breakfast bars and Bosch appliances.
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From commercial boats to restaurant kitchens to backyard barbecues, people are uneasy.
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His jobs have been in the background, in kitchens, not drawing acclaim.
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Kitchens were places where we could find others who shared our experiences.
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So kitchens hid eggs for him under cover of cheese and chiles.
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Lounges, catering kitchens and libraries will be scattered throughout the towers, too.
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Play kitchens are great for encouraging independent pretend play in young children.
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We're listening to music in our kitchens and our bedrooms, not amphitheaters.
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A rare glimpse into the sweeping — and potentially troubling — cloud kitchens trend
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Unlike those at Common, WeLive apartments have their own bathrooms and kitchens.
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Restaurants' kitchens will often make in-house what they sell and serve.
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One option this year comes from the kitchens of Jean-Georges Vongerichten.
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Kitchens, 45, was fired after one season as coach of the Browns.
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It also remains unclear how ghost kitchens may affect people and employment.
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That's why they end up in kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms, and mudrooms.
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Stairs in the back let her run back and forth between kitchens.
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The kitchens have wooden countertops, glass-fronted storage cabinets and basic appliances.
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Things got so bad that Kitchens&apos staff was actively undermining him.
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And I have my mentors — though today they work in my kitchens.
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Even the bathrooms and kitchens are designed with Muslim travelers in mind.
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But it remains unclear how ghost kitchens may affect people and employment.
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"No Knives in the Kitchens of This City" meanders a great deal.
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Kitchens said he needs to have a better feel for his personnel.
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Tuscan-inspired kitchens with dark cabinetry have been around for two decades.
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Those Tuscan-inspired kitchens that became popular in 2000 are getting old.
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Food began to rot in the kitchens and remaining protesters were exhausted.
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Soup kitchens and food banks are great places to donate your time.
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The Chocolate Shop is one of several kitchens in the White House.
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But today, there are plans to be kept and kitchens to clean.
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Kitchens and Dorsey both were fired after a disappointing 6-10 season.
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They'd like their kitchens remodeled, their lawns mowed, and their taxes prepared.
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They took all the scraps and started making cutting boards for kitchens.
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Some of the couple's friends were involved in comedores sociales, or social kitchens — soup kitchens in which those who ate generally also helped, and which were organized in the spirit of solidarity and mutual aid rather than charity.
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Concerns about Kitchens&apos hiringAccording to multiple reports, during the Browns&apos head-coaching search last year, Dorsey ultimately landed on Kitchens, the interim offensive coordinator who helped oversee Baker Mayfield&aposs strong finish to his rookie year.
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It's what's already happened with kitchens, which have become integrated into living spaces.
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All apartments have private kitchens and at least one bathroom and come furnished.
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Most kitchens have a clear "spice cupboard" by the stove, but not ours.
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Adams further claimed that his grandfather frequently employed black workers in his kitchens.
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Food kitchens, already fighting to keep up, would have their shelves run dry.
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We come into their bedrooms, into their kitchens, we're going into their place.
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And recently, the New York City Council scheduled oversight meetings on ghost kitchens.
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In Italy, a Moka can be found in 90 percent of all kitchens.
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Dirty kitchens stress me out, so I feel immediately better once I'm done.
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The kitchens passed the inspection, however, and did not need to be rechecked.
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The turkeys are bigger, the kitchens more grand, and the groupings more enticing.
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SOUP kitchens serve the needy for free; restaurants serve the hungry for money.
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Apartments have parquet floors and crown molding, but kitchens and bathrooms need updating.
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In kitchens everywhere, recipes and cooking secrets are passed from generation to generation.
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Best ForStreamlined organizational systems and storage solutions for kitchens to bathrooms and bedrooms.
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"Where's the blubber?" is not a phrase you hear often in restaurant kitchens.
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From food delivery you're now operating central kitchens, and now to dining in.
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Workers who exaggerate their skills are often chased out of kitchens, they added.
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Most popular: Kitchens, followed by bathrooms, with guest bathrooms slightly outranking master baths.
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Snapshot: Above, one of more than 30 commercial tofu kitchens in Tropodo, Indonesia.
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Kitchen size aside, the pendulum has started to swing back toward enclosed kitchens.
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The municipality had to put in new kitchens for the Syrians, he said.
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The kitchens are the domestic equivalent of an impeccably tailored Savile Row suit.
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He hit the soup kitchens on Dowling, and the servers shook their heads.
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In New York City, he found work in kitchens and on construction sites.
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Second, head coach Freddie Kitchens has been critical of Njoku's blocking and consistency.
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White-on-white kitchens were a fixture of modern design in the 2010s.
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Food start-ups aren't the only ones using the company's kitchens so far.
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It's going to be very difficult for them to compete with virtual kitchens.
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Music, skate, and surf cultures are already so entwined with most professional kitchens.
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And in my opinion, it's having a terrible effect on kitchens across Britain.
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And the kitchens were already functioning before the hurricane came, feeding first responders.
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After it closed, you ended up in a number of pretty fancy kitchens.
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That's the type of stuff that goes on in those sorts of kitchens.
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I mean, it's easy for people to get a little testy in kitchens.
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Ex-chef, 33, London Professional kitchens pretty much have their own weather systems.
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He was quicker than some to grok the opportunity that shared kitchens present.
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The pool area will be fitted with cabanas, lounge chairs and outdoor kitchens.
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It has nine bedrooms, 14 bathrooms, plus a guest house and four kitchens.
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Though I do love my work, I miss the camaraderie of professional kitchens.
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Jobs for chefs were mainly in hotel kitchens, which did not interest him.
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There are variations on the theme on restaurant menus and in home kitchens.
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The 18th-century structure offers well-stocked kitchens in three air-conditioned suites.
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Developments advertise second kitchens designed to seal off the aroma of Asian cooking.
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Some suites come with eat-in kitchens and washer/dryers, adding extra convenience.
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Employees must also wear surgical gloves when getting coffee from the community kitchens.
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WeWork's sleek looks, open kitchens and slouchy sofas may not be hot forever.
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If kitchens are destroyed, we build one and cook in big paella pans!
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All these new bathrooms and kitchens have drained the supply of skilled laborers.
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He usually finds the kitchens loaded with gadgets but lacking heart (or hearth).
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At first, residents responded with generosity, establishing soup kitchens and organizing clothes drives.
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There are no chatty coworkers, alluring kitchens, or big meetings to distract you.
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Katie Echevarria Rosen Kitchens is the Editor-in-Chief of FabFitFun's media arm.
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Cloud kitchens without dining rooms are making restaurant food more affordable for delivery.
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"There's no excuse for that to happen on a football field," Kitchens said.
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We enhance digital photographs, and we have voice-controlled gadgets in our kitchens.
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His is a familiar face, sometimes daily, in the city's most celebrated kitchens.
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Some nudist clubs and resorts offer either a restaurant or lodgings with kitchens.
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Both kitchens strive to make some of the best food their customers eat.
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"I named that photo 'Target,'" said Mr. Bailey, an interior designer for kitchens.
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After the season, they fired head coach Freddie Kitchens and GM John Dorsey.
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I develop my recipe for the October issue at the magazine's test kitchens.
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French women did not open high-end restaurants and head kitchens back then.
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Inspectors of the kitchens also found 15 violations, but they did pass inspection.
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They&aposre "essentially WeWork for restaurant kitchens," as TechCrunch&aposs Danny Crichton wrote.
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The nearest Halal Guys location is just five miles north of DoorDash Kitchens.
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Kitchens come with an assortment of snacks and a sophisticated water purification system.
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Shurmur and the Cleveland Browns' Freddie Kitchens have been dismissed after disappointing seasons.
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Sonder apartments come with fully equipped kitchens and in-unit washers and dryers.
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I know because I carefully chose to work in kitchens with women chefs.
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The new restaurants don't have dining rooms, so the locations have larger kitchens.
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"I don't have a problem with Baker saying anything like that," Kitchens said.
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"Kitchens are usually kind of an afterthought in New York apartments," he said.
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So since I came from the .... last thing is the Google micro kitchens.
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Pre-prepared kitchens were set up to feed evacuated families rice and lentils.
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After 15 years working in the food world — in bakeries, restaurant pastry kitchens and test kitchens — and developing recipes in cuisines familiar to American readers, I began asking questions about whose culture was being reflected in the food I was making.
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The pickle in all its forms is a staple in Israeli and Palestinian kitchens, and cooks where Sussman lives tend to buy the pickle from small businesses that specialize in it, or rehydrate a premixed powder in their kitchens at home.
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So could we use — in some communities repurpose school kitchens or church kitchens and do some affordable, preheatable dinner for people when they really can't get dinner, and they are out of time and need to get something together fast.
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Kitchens are the new basement workshop for boyfriends and husbands, dads and granddads alike.
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To increase productivity, Chipotle has been updating its kitchens with a second-make line.
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But it's not just negative emotions that lead us to dive into our kitchens.
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One of the home's additional kitchens sits at the bottom of a winding staircase.
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We have to sneak through kitchens and basements to get in because there's protesters.
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But there generally aren't industry-wide requirements for hair to be restrained in kitchens.
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In Kitchen Confidential, Bourdain wrote extensively about drug use in kitchens, heroin in particular.
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Kitchens will have a mix of white and stained-wood cabinets, Mr. Albino said.
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This Italian cooktop espresso maker is simple to use and perfect for modern kitchens.
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"We set up six different kitchens in six different areas of Houston," says Rademacher.
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Instead, you're smacking balls in cluttered kitchens, fully stocked museums and ornate dining rooms.
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Temporary kitchens have been set up for people displaced by the rains, Pandy said.
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Kitchens come with walnut cabinetry, Miele refrigerators and dishwashers, and Cristallo gold quartz countertops.
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Sorry, HGTV, but not all of us have massive kitchens with endless counter space.
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Gold Medal, Wondra and Signature Kitchens flour are included in the updated recall announcement.
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Problems persisted under Trinity, causing Michigan to abandon privatized food services in its kitchens.
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He's expanded the business to make showcase bathrooms, designer kitchens and dynamic outdoor patios.
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Their restaurants were unsophisticated, their kitchens filthy and their chefs rude—and often drunk.
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In this sort of role, you substitute kitchens and markets for a traditional office.
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Outdoor kitchens and entertaining spaces are also on the top of many buyer's lists.
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It's when they're most on the march, hunting for food, invading kitchens and bathrooms.
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Food-distribution networks and soup kitchens have closed or are operating at minimal capacity.
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Howden Joinery operates more than 650 depots, supplying more than 400,000 kitchens a year.
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"Of course that's not who we want to be," said Kitchens, the Browns coach.
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"Of course that's not who we want to be," said Kitchens, the Browns coach.
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Cajun chefs from Louisiana arrived with food and mobile kitchens and served free meals.
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The CNU Apartments also stand out, as they contain fully-equipped kitchens and dishwashers.
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"I saw the soup kitchens downtown, and the riots on the waterfront," he recalled.
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More than a few stories take place in kitchens, where women habitually wield knives.
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The program gives access to Kraft Heinz's scale, kitchens and understanding of best practices.
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These techniques aren't borrowed from the cutting-edge kitchens of New York or Copenhagen.
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In home kitchens, rainbow sprinkles showed up in pancakes and waffles, cookies and cupcakes.
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Today, Food Network and GE Appliances (for voice-controlled kitchens) are joining the group.
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The hope is that bigger companies will put machines in their office kitchens, too.
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That's why we introduced delivery-only kitchens, bringing new, exciting restaurants to new areas.
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I've heard that big restaurants keep pictures of well-known critics in their kitchens.
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He embarks on a tour wherein he spies quasi-voyeuristically on other people's kitchens.
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Cloud kitchens may make it faster and cheaper than ever to order take-out.
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"Ghost kitchens are largely a response to margin challenges," Technomic principal David Henkes said.
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Never before had so many American kitchens been taken out of commission at once.
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Each one of the ship's restaurants and 36 kitchens has its own suction drain.
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It promised designer kitchens with premium finishes at a fraction of the usual cost.
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When 1960 rolled in, gelatin cookery was a must in many modern US kitchens.
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That has companies spreading their tech tentacles into kitchens with a variety of approaches.
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For some reason, the kitchens of Australia have not endured quite the same fate.
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It grew in kitchens and living rooms, in conversations between students and their parents.
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He helps run local soup kitchens and has classes for children in the garden.
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"People have to eat," Andrés said at a news preview of the community kitchens.
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Why couldn't they tinker away quietly in their kitchens without worrying about self-promotion?
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He has other kitchens to tend to, along with events and a television career.
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The only thing that I require is that we seriously consider the cloud kitchens.
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He got better when he worked in European restaurant kitchens during breaks from college.
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Without that kinship, Kitchens said, rooting for the Jets feels like a private endeavor.
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They built kitchens and brought portable toilets to the encampment on the central square.
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A star of 1980s kitchens is making a comeback: the boneless, skinless chicken breast.
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After more than a decade in professional kitchens, I left restaurants several years ago.
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"You have to be able maintain your composure in times like that," Kitchens said.
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Shared garden allotments and community meals are replaced with soup kitchens and food-banks.
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Some are building teaching kitchens or creating food pantries right next to their practices.
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Professional kitchens can be harsh places where egos and tempers run hotter than ovens.
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His new startup CloudKitchen leases kitchens to help delivery-only restaurants optimize their space.
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Zuul Kitchens, another ghost kitchen company, opened a facility in Lower Manhattan in September.
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But this might conflict with one of the imperatives of hotel kitchens: room service.
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Chipotle's second make-line strategy resembles what's referred to as ghost or virtual kitchens.
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"They're slipping or tripping in their bathrooms, or in their kitchens," Mr. Kolosh said.
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Their stock mixes the usual suspects, like kid-scale play kitchens and L.O.L. Surprise!
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You can do the same when taking food to soup kitchens and food banks.
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This handy Free Eats Chart can tell you where the closest soup kitchens are.
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"I know what happened, he knows what happened, the staff knows what happened," Kitchens said. .
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There are friendly wireless speakers in our kitchens and helpful digital passengers in our cars.
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Right now, the startup has about 40 New York kitchens operating and 380 applications in.
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Cassandra Kitchens, who lives in the area, said she was shocked by the grisly discovery.
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Protesters have set up tents and kitchens on the property for more than a month.
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That trend started in 2013, when CPS hired food giant Aramark to run its kitchens.
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They're homey places, too, filled with cozy corners, desk pods, and kitchens brimming with snacks.
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The larger Google Home has better audio and is sufficient for smaller bedrooms or kitchens.
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We set up almost 33 kitchens around the country to feed the public school pupils.
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The meals are cooked in human-grade kitchens and frozen before being sent to customers.
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I often brought my camera in the bedrooms and kitchens of the women I photographed.
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"Bathrooms and kitchens are much more complex rooms governed by complex design rules," he explains.
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But hospitals are more on par with pharmaceutical giants and insurance companies than soup kitchens.
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The resulting photographs turn hotel rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, and swimming pools into an uncanny valley.
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When she retired in 1958, Betty Crocker had already become a staple in kitchens nationwide.
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Mr Wells takes readers into dozens of kitchens, none rendered more lovingly than his mother's.
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In these dead spaces, they bring new life — collective gardens and kitchens and occultist libraries.
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It can be served in our existing kitchens within our existing service times (even faster).
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California Pizza Kitchen: CLOSED California Pizza Kitchens across the country will be closed on Thanksgiving.
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Extended kitchens for the Orangery will also be built as a part of the expansion.
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He put live webcams in kitchens so you could watch your pizza being made realtime.
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The upshot is it's minimalist enough to fit in with most living rooms and kitchens.
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They will also be performing charity work in soup kitchens and schools throughout their trip.
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The White House panels provided solar-heated water for one of the presidential mansion's kitchens.
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The entrepreneurs behind each of these businesses is profiled on the Kitchens Without Borders site.
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And then she wrote "Mastering the Art of French Cooking," which changed American kitchens forever.
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Deliveroo first launched this concept of shared kitchens called Deliveroo Editions in London last year.
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That kind of experimentation has grown beyond the confines of the kitchens of El Cielo.
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Sometimes for three meals a day, depending on how well our kitchens and pantries survived.
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Others have launched concept restaurants, soup kitchens and social enterprises that turn waste into meals.
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My hunch is that most pod enthusiasts work at hip companies with fully stocked kitchens.
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I worked in restaurant kitchens as quite a few people do—as an undocumented immigrant.
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Roofs and second floors have just been peeled off, crumbled kitchens have fallen into canals.
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The chefs are all familiar faces, both to the kitchens of St. John and Fifteen.
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The larger accommodations include full kitchens, but the property also offers a restaurant and bar.
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With the holidays creeping up, things are about to get pretty crazy in kitchens everywhere.
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Browns head coach Freddie Kitchens has even taken some criticism for the brawl on Thursday.
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This makes it ideal for RVs, tiny houses, boats, and other abodes with small kitchens.
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The units also have private elevator landings, windowed eat-in kitchens and 22-foot ceilings.
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Inside the home is even more extravagant, with 132 rooms, three kitchens and 35 bathrooms.
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Kitchens will be equipped with Gaggenau stoves and refrigerators, as well as Marvel wine refrigerators.
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For retail customers, Henrybuilt's kitchens start at about $50,000 and can run well over $100,000.
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In general, streets, kitchens and even front doors are being claimed by venture-backed startups.
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I saw a retro TV, a dresser , and the tiled walls of bathrooms and kitchens.
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The local kitchens raise a white flag and the food trucks scatter into the night.
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Before working in kitchens I was a bookish design student who loved weed and McSweeney's.
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That most Scandinavian of stores, where you pretend to live in their kitchens and bathrooms.
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Former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick is heading up one such start-up called Cloud Kitchens.
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Early signs show that the concept of cloud kitchens is working for Swiggy Access partners.
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Swiggy is also betting that cloud kitchens will help it speed up the delivery time.
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Often, there are private sleeping quarters but the kitchens and work areas are communal spaces.
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She ended up working for Macy's, and for the Brooklyn Borough Gas Company on kitchens.
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Their kitchens, their exercise equipment, their hobbies — their lives — were in cinders at our feet.
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The comments ranged from ruthless to trivial -- one person commented commercial kitchens have bigger stoves.
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But native culinary traditions have always been passed on by women, mostly in home kitchens.
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Mayfield's breakout came after Freddie Kitchens took over as Cleveland's offensive coordinator in Week 9.
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Both the main house and guesthouse have pools, along with exterior kitchens and entertainment spaces.
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Everyone has the same Bosch appliances, the same views, the same marble slab open kitchens.
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Front Burner A new design book looks at 20th-century kitchens, from appliance to paint.
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ThinkFoodGroup's community kitchens are the chef and restaurateur's latest efforts to keep the food flowing.
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My dad worked in kitchens in Hong Kong for 20 years learning to do this.
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Some tell their stories in kitchens, warming hands and souls over coffee; others write confessions.
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While the Residences come at a higher price, they include multiple bedrooms and full kitchens.
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Kitchens at the building have quartz counters and Bosch appliances, while baths feature porcelain tile.
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"If kitchens are destroyed, we build one and cook in big paella pans!" he added.
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But we can be the Darwins of our own basements, attics, bedrooms, kitchens and bathrooms.
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Heading into that first season without the Thrashers, Kitchens tried not to like the Jets.
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"He was the first one talking about the Latinos working in kitchens," Mr. Arellano said.
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Videos are shot in home kitchens and side yards, with minimal styling and natural light.
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Often, there are private sleeping quarters but the kitchens and work areas are communal spaces.
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There are also three powder rooms, two kitchens, two wet bars, and a butler's pantry.
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The other thing I keep thinking about are those large kitchens in every Whole Foods.
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Front Burner The candymaker has released a new line of chocolates designed for home kitchens.
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The 3.2-acre estate is made for entertaining, with four kitchens and a champagne refrigerator.
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A few restaurants will close their kitchens but allow people to bring their own food.
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In the kitchens, volunteer cooks made simple meals of white rice, canned meat and noodles.
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"Louisiana has truly become one of the test kitchens of anti-choice politics," Bangel says.
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Amenities include kitchens with walk-in freezers, a dining hall and a backup diesel generator.
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Mr. Johnstone compares crowdfunded gun buybacks to volunteering for beach cleanups and at soup kitchens.
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Currently, only theaters with full kitchens and tables inside their screening rooms can serve alcohol.
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The kitchens are fully equipped with appliances and basic supplies, like spices and cooking oil.
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"I don't understand the chefs that don't work in their own kitchens," Mr. DeCarlo said.
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Small town — the kitchens at the restaurants all close at like 9:30 p.m. Lame!
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The company is now focused on compostable food packaging and "mobile kitchens," or, food trucks.
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She saw that most vanlifers installed sophisticated tiny kitchens, toilets, and modular furniture inside their's.
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In 2016, the company starting adding second assembly lines in its kitchens for digital orders.
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There are many kitchens where this highly sexualized behavior and abuse are not the norm.
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The table holds artifacts from the cooks' kitchens and vessels that link regional cooking traditions.
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We talked about the stubborn culture in the kitchens many of us came up through.
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Since 2009, when Katie and her crew began supplying local soup kitchens with squash, okra, cabbage and other crops, Katie has continued to grow — creating the nonprofit Katies Krops and giving out 22,410 pounds of produce to soup kitchens, food pantries and numerous needy families.
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Everyone in their kitchens looked back at me while pretending to not look back at me.
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I think kitchens have changed a lot since I joined the industry in the late 1990s.
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"Sometimes, when a person says something, they have to be made to feel relevant," Kitchens said.
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Assaults on school kitchens began in 2015, though there are signs they have increased this year.
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It&aposs in cars, it&aposs in kitchens and appliances, and so forth and so on.
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Instead of ordering prepared food, customers order the ingredients to prepare meals in their own kitchens.
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"Autonomous robotic kitchen assistant" Flippy has been designed to work in commercial kitchens alongside human staff.
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He added that Sanders employed black workers in his kitchens and never treated them with disrespect.
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There were eight bedrooms, four bathrooms, two kitchens, a living room, dining room, and a ballroom.
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Step into our kitchens to relive these stories, learn the recipes, and make them with us.
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Narrator: All the cooking happens in 211 kitchens, or galleys, as they're called on a ship.
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Before food heads up to the main galleys, it starts in one of the prep kitchens.
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Gregg Williams is now the interim head coach, and Freddie Kitchens was promoted to offensive coordinator.
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If not, just know that we'll be rocking the relaxed look in our own kitchens regardless.
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"I remember walking into the kitchens, and my heart actually started to beat faster," she said.
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There are 115 full-time employees working for the company, including 100 people in the kitchens.
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With today's funding round, the company plans to launch three new brands and open more kitchens.
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These soup kitchens will continue to operate, employing seven people and feeding 700 children each day.
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We ask cylindrical robots in our kitchens to play music for us, or set a timer.
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Other startups are ramping up distributed kitchens to appeal to established chains and new food concepts.
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It's been a long ride for co-founders Daniel and Michael Broukhim and Katie Rosen Kitchens.
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For kitchens who rely on local catch, this is what they attribute to distinguishing their sandwich.
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One recent study out of Cornell University suggests a link between disorganized kitchens and unhealthy eating.
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Hope: The two towers that we recorded at are homes, done up with kitchens and bedrooms.
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It has a gym, spa, guest house, resort-like pool, 2 kitchens, a professional screening room.
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Refugees are cooking in our kitchens, sharing the tastes and flavors of home with our community.
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But new kitchens and bathrooms make owners happy, and their value is more difficult to discern.
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So our kitchens inevitably turn into an empty wasteland, complete with tumbleweeds of homemade meals past.
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That stereotype is miraculously reversed when it comes to professional kitchens: here, men are the cooks.
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I started transforming the "houses on wheels" to luxury homes and trailers — some with designer kitchens.
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Other architects are creating closed kitchens that are adjacent to family rooms, not formal dining rooms.
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The apartments, some as small as 212 square feet, are utilitarian, with basic kitchens and bathrooms.
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The apartments, some as small as 212 square feet, are utilitarian, with basic kitchens and bathrooms.
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So, we can only imagine what the potentially untouched kitchens of multi-millionaires might look like.
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Larger house dorms feature spacious living rooms and kitchens, where juniors and seniors live and socialize.
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In early American kitchens, white sauce stood in for cream, which was reserved for making butter.
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She said that tech millionaires usually look for "expansive and luxurious kitchens" with lots of light.
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Stainless steel appliances started in restaurant kitchens, as the material is resistant to wear and tear.
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Its long-overdue menu changes are still in Chipotle's test kitchens or available in limited markets.
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Starbucks uses its Roastery as test kitchens for drinks that are often later rolled out nationwide.
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From social events to schools and kitchens, life has changed drastically in the past 100 years.
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Especially during the Kennedy administration did international cooking, particularly French, take over the White House kitchens.
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" To that end, Keatz's cloud kitchens can be thought of as akin to a "factory operator.
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"I like learning recipes in kitchens from people, whether in homes or in restaurants," she explains.
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The company wants to create new restaurant chains instead and control the menu and the kitchens.
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I'm not even going to talk about the many bedrooms, living rooms, and kitchens streaming live.
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"How Pink Salt Took Over Millennial Kitchens," journalist Amanda Mull wrote for The Atlantic in December.
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The Kitty works on gas, electric, and ceramic stovetops, so it should work in most kitchens.
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The women tested several iterations in their home kitchens until they found the right, "scoopable" texture.
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Starbucks, one of the largest restaurant chains in the world, has also been using ghost kitchens.
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The story has been updated to reflect that his community kitchens will sell affordable takeout plates.
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Called Bibliotheque, the buildings feature slickly designed dormitory-like living spaces with shared kitchens and bathrooms.
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The director Koki Shigeno and his crew move smoothly around cramped kitchens and tiny dining rooms.
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It is 12,000 square feet, containing five levels, two kitchens, and an untold amount of chicken.
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He is not confined solely to house party kitchens, mediocre bars, BBC sitcoms, or dating apps.
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Only people who are very rich or very poor have fireplaces in their kitchens, critics said.
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Berman died in 2010, but her recipes now live on in her children's and grandchildren's kitchens.
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I've volunteered in soup kitchens before, and am familiar with the dire need for unwanted produce.
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Manzke went on to culinary school, then moved to Los Angeles to work in restaurant kitchens.
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Front Burner Made In's new carbon-steel wok has a flat bottom to accommodate home kitchens.
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Restaurants and hotel kitchens are allowed to stay open for delivery, drive-thru, and pickup services.
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As the movement gains greater visibility, community meal programs are seeking bigger kitchens to meet demand.
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But one-bedrooms there had dining rooms and eat-in kitchens, and seemed far too big.
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Both had been recently renovated, from a two- and one-bedroom respectively, and had new kitchens.
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They will eat at friends' tables because their own kitchens and homes were charred to ash.
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Over the Jets' seven seasons, Kitchens estimated, he has missed maybe a dozen games on television.
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The apartment has six bedrooms and seven baths, two great rooms, and two Gaggenau-outfitted kitchens.
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"It has all but vanished from kitchens, even in the working, blue-collar South," he explains.
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Civilian kitchens aren't equipped with machines that have automaton-like limbs to bring together a dough.
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Prisoners have access to communal kitchens and cook food purchased with money earned in vocational programs.
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Gutted and retiled, it will be divided into two separate kitchens, bustling with two separate staffs.
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Spacious studios and one-bedroom suites include kitchens, which are optimal for families and longer stays.
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Sharon Kitchens demonstrates to me what her exhausted, flat Golden, Oberon, has to look forward to.
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Some kitchens have multiple ticket machines, so cooks can see the orders as they come in.
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Travis Kalanick may end being known more for supporting ghost kitchens than being CEO of Uber.
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For the last five years, Jain has been thinking about the potential opportunity of virtual kitchens.
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"I think ghost kitchens fully fit in with where trends are going right now," Templeton said.
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Several ghost kitchens almost always exist within the same physical kitchen, sharing staff, ingredients and equipment.
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Panasonic's NN-SN042B Microwave is our choice for the best all-around microwave for most kitchens.
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Otherwise it's typical of the uncomplicated comfort dish that has steamed up Korean kitchens for generations.
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Dark kitchens, originally popular with small, independent food companies, have gained favour with larger chains too.
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Ghost kitchens are smaller format stores that are only meant to cook food for delivery orders.
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So Yoplait executives ran to their test kitchens and developed a Greek yogurt of their own.
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When my husband told me that many kitchens in China lack an oven, I was shocked.
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Three years later, we had separate bedrooms, baths, kitchens, living spaces, studios, garden areas and porches.
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It's not a groundbreaking restaurant; it simply cooks the way I wish more Thai kitchens did.
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On average, he said large kitchens bin between 10 and 20 percent of food they buy.
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That may be because some delivery companies, including DoorDash, have created ghost kitchens of their own.
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But unlike a hotel, the apartments come with full kitchens and separate bedrooms and living areas.
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"You can write that if you want to, but that's not even feasible," Kitchens said Monday.
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And many of the high end kitchens work within an ethos of respect (like French Laundry).
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Cebu Air, in the Philippines, has even promised to move kitchens and bathrooms to do so.
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The Cleveland Browns hired Freddie Kitchens, a 44-year-old offensive guru, to lead their staff.
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The filter papers have recently started to be used in the kitchens of Canteen in London.
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Both have you building specific functional rooms like kitchens and rooms for your patrons to stay.
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None of Mr. Moore's previous kitchens went for the gut quite as gleefully as Pierre Lapin's.
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She learned to cook in plantation kitchens in the South, where she developed her distinctive style.
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Before opening the Four Horsemen, Mr. Curtola had cycled through some leading European kitchens, including Noma's.
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She had crisscrossed the country, visiting tiny kitchens and harvesting recipes from aging mothers and grandmothers.
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Rihanna's suite had four terraces overlooking the city, 3 kitchens, 4 bathrooms and a private gym.
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Though some of us might prefer to bring fun and funky vibes to our kitchens through our Le Creuset color choices, Morel is a nice option is for those who like more earthy shades or simply want to switch thing up in their kitchens this fall.
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A stage stands on the site of the gallows, and food stalls where the prison kitchens were.
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They comprise only about a quarter of all food aid, which includes soup kitchens and cheap cafés.
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"Mitt had binders full of women, and Kasich has kitchens full of women," tweeted Chicago Jesus (@Patriot_Musket).
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In the restaurant space, some startups are removing public dining locations and consolidating operations with industrial kitchens.
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Amazon moved decisively into brick-and-mortar retail, and America's kitchens, with its purchase of Whole Foods.
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Today he supports all sorts of causes, from scholarships in Florida to soup kitchens in New York.
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Nestlé designed the new bacon and cheese alternatives specifically for use in professional kitchens, the company explained.
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Her mother ran two kitchens — one for "smelly" Indian food and another for the family's white guests.
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Before fans knew him as Gunna, he was Sergio Kitchens, a product of Atlanta's College Park neighborhood.
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Kostow took to Instagram to express his disbelief at Mistry's suggestion that restaurant kitchens lacked sufficient parity.
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Well-armed soldiers moved through every room and floor, shooting normal-looking folks in bedrooms and kitchens.
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The farm-to-table movement didn't just lead to more people pickling in their kitchens at home.
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And it works like this: Kitchens receive orders from a variety of online apps or direct calls.
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Our children, Gus (2) and Livia (8), are learning to be sous chefs in our home kitchens.
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Residents have lived there for generations, often in dismal single-room flats with shared bathrooms and kitchens.
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Kitchens are notorious for bad behavior but that kind of treatment didn't stop there in my career.
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Enter: The AeroGarden, which allows us all to grow fresh herbs and veggies right in our kitchens.
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In another village in western Senegal, Felane, women complain that their kitchens are always hot and smoky.
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The mansion contains two kitchens — an eat-in kitchen with a large island and a chef's kitchen.
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Or that after WWII, women were quickly sent back to the kitchens once their husbands came back.
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A worker then places those racks in a sanitizer, standard equipment already used in commercial kitchens today.
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This dish might look unusual, but a baked timballo casserole is actually pretty traditional in Italian kitchens.
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Look at the photos of Grey's kitchens, however, and you'll notice none of them feature a screen.
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After four days of prepping, we invite the customer's team to a presentation in our Irving kitchens.
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Upstart Oyo still appears to be charging headfirst into new areas including "cloud kitchens", and wedding planning.
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This is a sad outcome for Pilotworks, the makers in our kitchens, and independent food in general.
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The home has two kitchens: One, an eat-in, has stainless steel appliances and marble counter tops.
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Then it'll take into account what the kitchens, living rooms, and bedrooms look like when making recommendations.
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Fine-lined tattoos and stark white kitchens and solid black bikinis and plain wooden stools all apply.
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It's awkward to have total strangers in our kitchens, on our couches, and even in our bedrooms.
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So the Hive is being manufactured and your backers will be farming mealworms in their kitchens soon.
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For Rosler, kitchens are a stage on which to explore the politics of gender, class, and food.
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I ask Virgil if he noticed more diversity in restaurant kitchens when he was in New York.
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So he took off for Europe, staging in kitchens, eating the food, and learning all he could.
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I started working in Japanese kitchens when I was really young and I worked my way up.
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"You look at homes online and see the new kitchens and bathrooms that really sparkle," she said.
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Cloud kitchens — the fully equipped, shared, commercial grade spaces for restaurant owners — have left U.S. investors balking.
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If they succeed, those states will be test kitchens for potential future federal policy down the line.
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His aim, he said, was to recreate the feeling of the family kitchens he'd known growing up.
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Baiersbronners boast that top restaurants all over the world contain chefs who have passed through their kitchens.
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"People are coming in and doing major projects" such as updating kitchens, bathrooms and basements, Tomé said.
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Five modern stained concrete houses provide apartment-like accommodations including kitchens, fireplaces and terraces for outdoor dining.
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That company is now moving away from marketplace deliveries and focusing on its own brand of kitchens.
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"The Great British Bake Off," a wildly popular weekly reality show, has fundamentally changed the country's kitchens.
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Basically, I want the same pan that restaurant kitchens everywhere keep stacked 10 high above their stations.
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There are no kitchens or private bathrooms, and only a few couches or chairs in the shelter.
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The White House has 132 rooms, including 16 family and guest rooms, three kitchens, and 35 bathrooms.
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The big idea is to bring techniques from the world's kitchens to America's Wednesday night dinner table.
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Poliform Streamlined kitchens, storage systems and furniture from the Italian brand in a new street-level store.
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They want updated kitchens and bathrooms with new appliances that won't require work once they move in.
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Competing against Uber cofounder Travis KalanickInvestors have developed a taste for ghost kitchens and their business potential.
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Burger King's new restaurants will feature open kitchens, double drive-thru lanes and outdoor digital menu boards.
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Working in kitchens seemed to offer more freedom to Olalia than a job in the medical profession.
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And though accidents are bound to happen in home kitchens, more horrific things go wrong in restaurants.
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Celebrity bullies such as Gordon Ramsay do nothing to suppress the macho culture that exists in kitchens.
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James Harrison: I'd been in kitchens since I was 14, just washing dishes and doing side jobs.
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The book is a nod to all those women, whose kitchens still exist within a certain patriarchy.
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Mr. Cheung said he had matured since his days at the helm of big-time restaurant kitchens.
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In addition to having two kitchens, the home also has a wine storage area and a gym.
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A product of his inventive labor can also be found in most kitchens nowadays: the microwave oven.
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And Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg return to their kitchens for a second season of dinner parties.
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There's also the option to book the two- and three-bedroom residences that come with full kitchens.
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Others offering doors for Ikea kitchens, without Reform's big-name collaborators, include Semihandmade, Dunsmuir Cabinets and Kokeena.
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Other Democrats have already followed suit—taking to Instagram to talk policy while in their own kitchens.
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The park restroom was available for bathing, and she could time her meals around nearby soup kitchens.
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Adobe became popular for three- or four-bedroom homes with observatories for stargazing and custom-tiled kitchens.
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Gangjin's last major industry, potterymaking, died when plastics began replacing crockery in Korean kitchens in the 1970s.
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You'll find college-esque dormitories with common lounge rooms and kitchens, and sometimes a bar or cafe.
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She noted anecdotally how many restaurant owners have to work in their own store kitchens right now.
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Thomas O'Brien laid in walnut library-style kitchens among the townhouses of the Greenwich Lane condominium development.
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He said the calls had come from health care workers, police departments, soup kitchens and homeless shelters.
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Ms. Frédiani sees the battle for gender equality in restaurant kitchens as part of that larger struggle.
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Imagine if you only cooked in professional kitchens, but you've never cooked in a home kitchen before.
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This was the sound of the traditional stovetop pressure cooker, a fixture in Indian kitchens for decades.
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These chemicals are in everything from our kitchens to our cars -- it's important we get this right.
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Likely for most kitchens and homes, however, it will serve to supplement, rather than replace, coffee makers.
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There's a B.Y.O. whiskey bar, a library, and common kitchens are stocked with coffee and fruit water.
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The best kitchens will figure out how to prepare everything to come together at the right moment.
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Kroger and ClusterTruck have just four "dark" kitchens in operation in Carmel, Indiana; Indianapolis; Columbus; and Denver.
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Food Flask Former Strategist senior editor Simone Kitchens uses this Hydro Flask for her daily caffeine dose.
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To get started, here are some tricks professional organizers use to keep their own kitchens clutter-free.
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Nash Kitchens, 7, attended training on how to administer Narcan at the Public Library in Elizabethton, Tenn.
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The service, called Jupiter, organizes groceries in customers&apos kitchens, and keeps track of what needs replacing.
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Tiny house kitchens can still have large appliances, expensive furnishings, full islands, and plenty of countertop space.
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And if ghost kitchens took over New York en masse, real estate could become even more expensive.
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"(Dark kitchens) are a way of expanding into locations without making that massive property commitment," she said.
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That makes dark kitchens an affordable way for businesses to trial new foods and areas, he said.
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Photos show two different kitchens and multiple rooms that could be used as bedrooms in the house.
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All of them had lockers to store belongings securely and kitchens to cook in (another frugal win!).
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The famous pasta-making women of Bari, Italy, sell baggies of orecchiette out of ground-floor kitchens.
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But every place had an insurmountable problem — construction sites looming, or tiny kitchens or en-suite bathrooms.
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There are five bedrooms, five full bathrooms and three powder rooms, along with several kitchens and kitchenettes.
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The condo-style Residences all feature balconies overlooking the sea, modern furniture, expansive kitchens, and luxurious bathrooms.
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But Kitchens said Monday he's not looking to pass any of the play-calling duties to Monken.
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Kitchens defended the rookie quarterback, who made derogatory comments about Hue Jackson, his former Cleveland head coach.
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As more celebrities signed up, we gained access to their kitchens and bedrooms and closets and bathrooms.
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"You can write that if you want to, but that's not even feasible," Kitchens told reporters Monday.
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The Cleveland Browns followed by hiring Freddie Kitchens, a positions coach with the team who is white.
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Restaurant kitchens have never been a place where women were treated with the utmost care and respect.
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Still, the combination of cheese and chocolate is hardly unusual, even in Michelin-starred kitchens like Ramsay's.
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Jardinière was part of the second wave of popular kitchens in the Bay Area run by women.
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There are many names for these kitchens — commissary, virtual, dark, cloud, or ghost kitchens — but the idea is that restaurateurs can rent out space in them to prepare food that can be delivered through platforms like DoorDash or, yes, UberEats, which was launched during Kalanick's time at the company.
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"The days of inside information and the days of unnamed sources, stuff like that, have ended," Kitchens said.
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The Dutch Food and Vendible Authority (NVWA) started cracking down on cats in bars and cafés with kitchens.
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At Chipotle he has advocated for updating the chain's kitchens with a separate prep station for digital orders.
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Elemental built the "difficult half"---the stairs, bathrooms, and kitchens---and left the other half open to remodeling.
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First there were Snapchat stories, where Chrissy Teigen and Kylie Jenner gave us sneak peeks into their kitchens.
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Franchisee owners told Bloomberg Businessweek that the policy would lead to challenges in already crowded and hectic kitchens.
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They soberly taught the network's very few viewers what they had learned in culinary school and restaurant kitchens.
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But restaurants will be hostile to such intrusion: most of them do not welcome visitors to their kitchens.
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Kitchens could be considered an essential renovation — it's one of the most frequently used rooms in a house.
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Olive oil is a staple in many kitchens, yet it's a condiment many of us take for granted.
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And in Mozambique, another approach has been to get thousands of boys and men in kitchens and cooking.
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The Italian Red Cross said it had 462 volunteers and had set up two field tents with kitchens.
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What about the immigrant workers who keep America's farms growing food and staff the kitchens in our restaurants?
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This is how it's been for years and continues, I would argue, in the majority of kitchens today.
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Remark created software to watch over restaurant kitchens and log instances of workers removing hats or face masks.
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The NPD Group reported in March that 92 percent of U.S. households keep hot sauce in their kitchens.
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The couple have already visited the kitchens at Windsor Castle, and tasted and selected the wedding reception menu.
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Compliance with the first is harder to estimate, since it would mean a mass invasion of people's kitchens.
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Simple charcoal or gas grills are no longer cutting it and complete backyard kitchens have become the norm.
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Even the best kitchens have flaws, and great cooking environments can quickly turn sour thanks to everyday disasters.
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You've worked at some pretty impressive kitchens in Bangkok, including the Grand Hyatt Erawan's Tables and Le Beaulieu.
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These kitchens, now scattered all over India, will serve midday meals to more than 1.4 million children everyday.
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Some of her earliest memories include volunteering at soup kitchens and volunteering for service trips throughout the world.
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Its products are sold to commercial kitchens and at retailers like Target, Whole Foods and other major groceries.
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I wanted to work in kitchens, open my own restaurants, and be a chef in New York City.
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QUINOA'S tricky pronunciation (keen-wah) has not stopped it from taking over salads in kitchens, cafés and supermarkets.
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The food options will be made by Amazon chefs and various local kitchens and bakeries, the retailer notes.
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Oftentimes, you would find my sisters and me tagging along with my parents, giving back at soup kitchens.
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Motherboard visited a meal planning startup, an NYC school garden, and our own kitchens to figure it out.
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The Potlikker Papers goes looking for the story of the South in its kitchens, fields, gardens, and groceries.
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The Washington City Paper reports Andrés will use one of his existing kitchens to operate the pop-up.
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That work has taken me through kitchens and communities across the continent, as well as Europe and India.
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CT: So as I understand it, the restauranteurs who have their kitchens here don't pay rent at all.
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Countertops in kitchens and bathrooms take lots of abuse and sometimes need to be cleaned multiple times daily.
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Virtually every dwelling in the small and modest community was hammered to varying degrees: Debris where kitchens stood.
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Dishes piled up in the kitchens of Mexican restaurants, apples rotted on orchard grounds, stables went un-mucked.
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Consumers can now buy connected appliances for their kitchens, for example, or cars that connect to the internet.
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When staff aren't hard at work, they can choose to relax at one of the office's two kitchens.
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This kitchen — in the main house — is one of the five kitchens spread throughout the two-parcel property.
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Many chains cook food in central kitchens, then send vacuum-sealed bags to restaurants for employees to reheat.
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On Indeed, one current employee says employees are provided with breakfast, lunch and dinner from its micro-kitchens.
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In most apartments, stoves do not sit against walls, but are tucked into the islands in the kitchens.
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Movements often begin this way—with just a few people gathered in kitchens, living rooms, and church basements.
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We were about Pat Robertson and James Dobson and didn't bother ourselves with soup kitchens or food pantries.
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The timbre of taps, the din of dings, silverware clangs in kitchens, door knocks, knuckle cracks, head scratches.
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More restaurants will embrace open-concept kitchens as customers want to see how their food is being made.
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He said no, but added that the version he offered to The Times was tailored for home kitchens.
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Updated kitchens and bathrooms are the most important features of a move-in-ready home, according to realtors.
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It's on our wrists in the form of Apple's SIRI and in our kitchens thanks to Amazon's Alexa.
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Some are best sellers, some hidden gems, and some plucked from our own thoughtfully stocked kitchens at home.
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"Coincidentally, Fox's Erin Andrews reported early in the game that Kitchens had told his team, "Control your emotions.
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"Virtual kitchens can change the very fabric of what and how the world eats in the next decade."
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It said they were corrected immediately and the property's three kitchens brought into compliance before its inspectors left.
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Phononic is poised to build refrigerators and refrigerated kiosks for use in commercial kitchens, cafeterias and restaurants, next.
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And if you require natural light while making breakfast, take heart: Many of the kitchens came with windows.
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They're still constrained by the size of their kitchens, and opening a new restaurant is a big deal.
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By his own account, Sébastien Bras has always lived inside the kitchens of his family restaurant in Laguiole.
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LOW-TECH SOLUTIONS Kitchens are the heart of McDonald's business and crucial to the success of mobile ordering.
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Open shelving in kitchens, especially in a galley or small kitchen, can make the room feel more open.
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Until a recent staffing change at Vin Papillon, the kitchens at both wine bars were run by women.
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Illg said cloud kitchens are crucial for a country like India, which has a low density of restaurants.
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Food delivery firm FoodPanda, owned by ride-hailing giant Ola, earlier this year also pivoted to cloud kitchens.
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The urgency of this problem was harder to see a generation ago, when kitchens were relatively marginal workplaces.
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The camps are cramped and noisy, with a limited number of bathrooms and often no kitchens at all.
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Their work used to entail long sessions in living rooms and kitchens where residents filled out paper forms.
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But we want to expand nationally, and quite possibly open soup kitchens and food banks of our own.
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The chef Massimo Sola has been involved in several New York kitchens, including Sola Pasta Bar in SoHo.
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The issue of how women are treated in kitchens mainly comes up secondhand because Agg isn't a chef.
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If these kids turn out to be great, I've got a loyal staff helping me run my kitchens.
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She had architecturally popping hairstyles that black women create in their kitchens and a wig for all occasions.
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There's long been a strange dichotomy when it comes to kitchens: In the home, it's a woman's job.
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MDH, ubiquitous in Indian kitchens, is known for selling various spice mixes that are key to Indian cooking.
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For a short period, Cubans could use the internet from their bedrooms, kitchens, porches or wherever they wished.
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No one on the inside had ever written about professional kitchens in such an honest and open way.
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As much as he humanized the people working in kitchens, he also made their lives seem somehow enviable.
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Communal surfaces, in office kitchens or work bathrooms, all come into contact with multiple people throughout the day.
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The Browns announced Sunday that head coach Freddie Kitchens has been "relieved of his duties" as head coach.
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The house features two indoor kitchens, and the larger one includes counter seating and modern, stainless steel appliances.
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The great hope for these companies is that cloud kitchens can fill the hole in the accounting math.
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Rates start at $199 for standard rooms and $399 for apartment-style suites with kitchens and sleeper sofas.
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We're looking only for dishes that are found in restaurants and home kitchens, not regional commercial snack foods.
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I asked Baker what he thought of it, and he defended Kitchens, which I thought was pretty cool.
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Kroger says the kitchens will prepare and deliver restaurant-style meals without charging any service or delivery fees.
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And now, some kitchens are taking the next step: integrating Japanese cooking with the traditional foods of Texas.
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Also keep in mind that 10 years is the aesthetic and functional lifespan of a lot of kitchens.
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S2G Ventures managing director and founder Chuck Templeton, who earlier founded OpenTable, has not invested in ghost kitchens.
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She also says she likes booking Airbnbs with kitchens to save money on breakfast and the occasional lunch.
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The Panasonic NN-SN651B microwave is powerful but simple, and it looks sleek enough to suit most kitchens.
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Since the Great Recession, many kitchens have cut back on what they considered superfluous luxuries, obliterating pastry departments.
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Since the Great Recession, many kitchens have cut back on what they considered superfluous luxuries, obliterating pastry departments.
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On Sunday the Cleveland Browns fired Freddie Kitchens, and dismissed the team's general manager, John Dorsey, on Tuesday.
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A. We are some 5,000 workers who distribute homemade meals from people's kitchens to their desks at work.
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Rooster & Rice has six locations in the Bay Area, none of which are close to the DoorDash Kitchens.
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Of an estimated 11 million, many labor in farm fields, atop half-built towers and in restaurant kitchens.
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NFL CLEVELAND — Cleveland Browns general manager John Dorsey resigned two days after the team fired coach Freddie Kitchens.
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The report said that more home-cooked meals will be replaced by deliveries from restaurants or central kitchens.
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Early March can leave cooks adrift in home and restaurant kitchens alike, unsure of themselves, desirous of inspiration.
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Kitchens, for example, became more user-friendly as the advent of gas ranges became commonplace in the household.
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In September, Zume announced a partnership to launch mobile kitchens, expanding into compostable packaging and food-truck services.
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After graduating from Rutgers University and training in kitchens in Italy, he moved to New York in 1992.
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In fact, most are formulated and bottled far from the source — in industrial warehouses, studios and apartment kitchens.
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Now, in matters beyond the kitchens we share, won't you please jump into Isabel Gillies's new book, "Cozy"?
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There'll be meeting rooms, an auditorium, a post office, a café, a restaurant with four kitchens and a bar.
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Or about illegal aliens being in kitchens working for slave wages, and they are not certainly thinking about that.
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It seamlessly cleans hard floors in your kitchens and bathrooms, letting you check one more chore off the list.
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British company Wren Kitchens took second place, while global pharmaceutical firm GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) was named the third best employer.
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It's become a full time job for Mohmedi and even garnered attention from the king of kitchens, Jamie Oliver.
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Because when I wrote the first draft of this script, automated cars and smart kitchens were still science fiction.
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Starbucks has used its Roastery locations as test kitchens for several other drinks that were later rolled out nationwide.
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Kiosks and open kitchens Mini-marts are trying to modernize their stores and make them more inviting for customers.
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Several neighbors gave the Olsons keys to their homes and invited them to cook in their kitchens whenever necessary.
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The home also features three additional kitchens, all of which have been renovated with granite countertops and updated appliances.
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Norovirus outbreaks have also been linked to schools, public bathrooms, and kitchens where food is prepared for the masses.
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The company is also going to do some redecorating, with open kitchens and toned-down colors, CBS News reported.
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Both sponsor units have three bedrooms, three and a half baths and eat-in kitchens, along with similar finishes.
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The company helps program massive robotic arms inside kitchens to do almost any kind of prep or cooking task.
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We've reached out to Starbucks for more information about the sous vide technique they'll be using in their kitchens.
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Within three months those with good prospects of staying should move into "community homes" with private bedrooms and kitchens.
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The kitchens also include the wooden ceiling beams, which are combined with copper hardware giving off a rustic feel.
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Inside, the impressive stone estate hosts a great room with a fireplaces, two full kitchens and a game room.
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Escoffier introduced to the kitchens the concepts of electric light, hygiene and sobriety ("We are not drunks…We're cooks").
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According to the LA Times, food truck kitchens are significantly less sanitary than restaurants and even street food carts.
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He went from serving 1,000 meals in one kitchen per day to 23 kitchens serving 175,000 meals per day.
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"Some are coming with groups of 700 people, some are smaller groups, potlucks, gathering in people's kitchens," says Seervai.
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So dig into this savory Mediterranean spread below with Pinterest's top 10 recipes from kitchens across the web. 1.
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Unskilled labor can be tremendously helpful in particular scenarios: clean-up efforts after natural disasters, soup kitchens, delivering food.
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In the kitchens at Rachel's Cakes, bagels are made alongside burger buns—about 5,000 bagels for every 30,000 buns.
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These days, chefs and restaurateurs are opening the doors to their test kitchens and incubators to the paying public.
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The game, called "Spot the Imposter" for obvious reasons, pits your food knowledge against everything in the Chipotle kitchens.
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The burritos are made in kitchens that also supply restaurants, sometimes flash-frozen, and then shipped to the boxes.
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CT: This whole idea of operating kitchens, dining areas, is actually a deviation from your previous asset-like model.
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MUNCHIES decided to ask some seasoned male cooks why they think that so few women are in professional kitchens.
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It was her first exposure to commercial kitchens, and catalyzed her to build a business around her home cooking.
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But for many others, sesame in desserts is a timeless way to connect their home kitchens to Israeli tradition.
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Wendy's became the latest fast-food chain to name-check ghost kitchens on Friday, at the company's investor day.
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Beyond creating an insurgency, the rebels forged a lifestyle in the mountains replete with mobile kitchens and movable campsites.
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Canada-based manufacturer Prevost makes swanky RVs with luxe kitchens, slide-out all-around windows, and expansive floor space.
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Several pizzerias have more finely tuned doughs or dynamic toppings; other kitchens reach much deeper into the pasta canon.
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He does all the cooking, having honed his skills when he worked in high-end hotel kitchens during college.
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Himalayan Salt Plate and Holder Set, $51.78A salt block is the multitasking tool more and more kitchens are adopting.
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The kitchens were large and bright — which is good since for many of the flats, several people will share.
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And in those white kitchens, people gravitated towards brass or bronze finishes to add a subtle pop of color.
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For any kitchens with a dark, black-and-white aesthetic, the Lux also comes in a black stainless steel.
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Virtual kitchens are poised to disrupt the restaurant industry as they help restaurants rapidly expand and fulfill food deliveries.
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One of Cleveland's celebrity chefs, Zack Bruell, said these are the people filling his restaurant tables and his kitchens.
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Many VC-fueled "virtual kitchens" like Maple, Sprig and most recently, Munchery, have died within the past few years.
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Caroline Kitchens is federal affairs manager for the R Street Institute, a nonprofit group focused on promoting limited government.
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Fast food kitchens, on the other hand, are synonymous with constant staff turnover and a general deskilling of labor.
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In independent kitchens, staff are more likely to cook by feel, and the result is a less consistent product.
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In order to get fans in the door, baseball has elected to turn its ballparks into kitchens of horror.
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Highbrow artworks are referenced in scenes set in chaotic kitchens, gossipy salons, and secret rooms set aside for liaisons.
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I was trained and worked for years in classic restaurant kitchens kitted out with flat-tops and Salamander Grills.
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Rivian knows this and has shown off its pickup with a handful of adds-on from tents to kitchens.
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The five-level home has eight bedrooms, five bathrooms and two kitchens, connected by a turreted spiral stone staircase.
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As I was growing up, my connections to these cultures were maintained in my family's kitchens, if nowhere else.
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Mourad Arfaoui, a builder in Queens, has helped renovate houses for multiple generations, including adding extensions, bathrooms and kitchens.
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The broadcast would have no workout demos or clumsy attempts at dancing, no gimmicky test kitchens or celebrity stunts.
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But there was still plenty of food left over in his restaurant and in other commercial kitchens across Detroit.
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Gordon Ramsay has built an empire partly based on his scathing verbal lashings of the adults in his kitchens.
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I forward the good ones — with stunning pictures of new kitchens and bathrooms with soaking tubs — to my husband.
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It's not uncommon to see Danskos and Crocs, mainstays of restaurant kitchens and hospitals, worn by white-collar professionals.
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In ancient Rome, fast food parlors served the poor who could not afford to install kitchens at their homes.
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The school district says that bottled water is also used in school kitchens for steaming, rinsing and cooking food.
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Costas Spiliadis, who built a seafood empire from scratch, still prowls its dining rooms and kitchens, worrying every detail.
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Kitchens are for your stuff, not your food, said Kim Gordon, a designer and builder in Venice Beach, Calif.
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Air fryers are starting to become a fixture in kitchens across the country thanks to their affordability and convenience.
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Her biggest sale to date was a custom dollhouse interior (kitchens, decor, wallpaper and accessories) that went for $193.
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Dartmouth School of Medicine provides culinary medicine workshops to medical staff members, patients and the community through teaching kitchens.
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She talked about it, wrote about it and practiced its arts in her kitchens in Manhattan and rural Vermont.
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Cleveland, which fired Freddie Kitchens after one season and a 6-10 record, interviewed eight candidates for the job.
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Mr. Bottura emphasized that these sites were not typical soup kitchens and that they also served as community centers.
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Other houses had been empty for so long that kitchens had plunged into basements; moss grew on waterlogged carpeting.
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Family compounds of thatch-roof houses sat just off the main road, smoke billowing out of open-air kitchens.
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Recipes are developed by board-certified veterinary nutritionists, comply with AAFCO standards, and are cooked in human-grade kitchens.
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Kalanick's interest in ghost kitchens — and disinterest in venture funding — is making it easier for others to find funding.
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REEF's pitch to investors also includes noting the proximity of its ghost kitchens to the consumers ordering food delivery.
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The Browns' next head coach, replacing Freddie Kitchens after one season, will be the fourth since 2018 in Cleveland.
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It has eight bedrooms, eight baths, a wine cellar, several kitchens and a beautiful view of the wine region.
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I had spent a lot of time in kitchens by then and applied for a job as a chef.
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The closest Chick-fil-A is further away in Sunnyvale, about a 25-minute drive south of DoorDash Kitchens.
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Kitchens took over the Browns this season in a rare mood of optimism for the perennial punching bag team.
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On one side of the road a van dispensed medicine, on the other two separate kitchens served the hungry.
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"Toilets, kitchens — all those pollutants flow into the ground water and then straight into Lake Baikal," Ms. Rikhvanova said.
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It cooks in the kitchens and manicures your St. Augustine grass and is paid — not much — by the hour.
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"When you start talking about specifics like that, I just know how the guys around me are," Kitchens said.
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Founded in 2012, Nomiku became a plucky Silicon Valley darling by bringing affordable sous vide cooking to home kitchens.
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Local authorities were setting up tents in town squares and soup kitchens to help families left homeless, Indeci said.
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Restaurants have let people take food and cook it in the few operating kitchens to feed islanders, Regan said.
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All-white kitchens entered the design sphere in the 2010s, and it seems as though they're here to stay.
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Though they weren't kosher kitchens, at least they didn't mix milk and meat, which is forbidden to observant Jews.
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But she was always a champion of women, especially young women coming up in the kitchens of America's restaurants.
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I know many PhD students who've worked in bars, cafes, restaurants and kitchens all the way through their degree.
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The duties inside institutional kitchens are predicted on the very space itself, and must accommodate budget and staffing cuts.
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While past presidents have observed MLK Day by serving in soup kitchens or volunteering in schools, Trump played golf.
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He took one of the four kitchens in DoorDash's new 2,000-square-food commissary that opened earlier this month.
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So we don't have all the answers, but one of the things that we think is important is how do we move from talking about what's happening in these individual kitchens and start talking seriously — as seriously as we've been talking about the kitchens — about how to move it out of the kitchen.
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People here call Ms. Quatrano the godmother of modern Atlanta food because so many chefs have come from her kitchens.
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The food truck genius owns Cruising Kitchens, a company that manufactures unique custom trucks for clients all across the country.
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These include a new B2B remote kitchen service, RooBox, which gives restaurants access to delivery-only kitchens in key locations.
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On the island you will also dine on local specialties prepared by guest chefs from celebrated kitchens around the world.
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Many aspects of our modern lives, from our kitchens to our streets, look little changed from 21995 or even 22010.
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It's no surprise that kitchens are the room in which people most often choose to play it safe with color.
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Swapping out old kitchens and bathrooms, sprucing up lobbies and hallways and redoing electrical and plumbing systems raise property values.
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A second make line is a feature Chipotle is adding to its kitchens to increase productivity, specifically for digital orders.
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Starbucks will establish "Starbucks Delivery Kitchens" inside Hema stores and use the supermarket's delivery system to fulfill Starbucks delivery orders.
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And of course, in contrast, you'd be hard pressed to find one of in any cabinet in most American kitchens.
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It's also an expansion on its Editions program — custom-built, Deliveroo-owned kitchens shared between five and ten different restaurants.
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Operating like a co-working space, these kitchens allow restaurants to expand where they can deliver without building additional locations.
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After realizing that fava beans were widely grown in the UK but almost entirely absent from British shops and kitchens.
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The company also advertises its well-appointed kitchens, "spa-like" bathrooms and views of the nearby New York City skyline.
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I'm sure there are tons of disasters that go on in kitchens for Christmas that I just don't know about.
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Meanwhile, space is freed for displays of kitchens and other rooms, with staff on hand to offer home-furnishing advice.
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Using HoloLens, Lowe's plans to give shoppers the ability to see different design options for their kitchens, countertops, appliances, etc.
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The vast majority of the vegetables and fruits grown go back to prison kitchens, which has helped lower food costs.
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But what would those kitchens and dining rooms look like if those talented chefs, cooks and servers were suddenly gone?
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This unit works best as a standalone or stereo pair and is great for smaller rooms like kitchens or bedrooms.
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In another room, objects from their kitchens, such as charred woks and mooncake molds, further speak to years of labor.
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Today, Twitch personalities, including DomesticDan, CookingForNoobs, FakeGamerGirl, Goldamsel, WorkingChef and Lulaboo, are already live broadcasting from their kitchens, for example.
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He loves washing dishes," Dorothea told PEOPLE when asked if her husband likes to get involved in the kitchens. "Yeah.
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Interim head coach Gregg Williams and offensive coordinator Freddie Kitchens are candidates to become head coach of the Cleveland Browns.
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Of course, the fact that he's been working in kitchens for the past 30 years also adds to his authority.
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French's mustard and Frank's Red Hot sauce may become the latest mainstays of American kitchens to go up for sale.
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And for those with previous experiences in the cooking field, there were others who had never worked in professional kitchens.
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So if the idea of delivery people shuffling through people's kitchens does catch on, it probably won't be anytime soon.
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After graduation, Daitz worked in some of the finest kitchens in the country, including Bouley, Daniel, Le Cirque and Tabla.
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Since my aunt was a working woman, we eventually moved to Bushwick, where certain housewives turned their kitchens into businesses.
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Cruises have become more luxurious, stopping at more private islands and introducing celebrity chefs to their kitchens to draw customers.
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All Editions sites are good for the local economy, work closely with local communities and host kitchens with high standards.
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In many cases, women are also barred from entering kitchens and temples or attending religious function while on their period.
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These kitchens have been relying upon donations from the neighborhood, but they have been running low, and spirits are sagging.
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Houser has a friendly and jokey demeanor, but also the flintiness of someone who's spent too much time in kitchens.
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The number of people lining up at Buenos Aires free soup kitchens has doubled since the start of the year.
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Unlike soup kitchens, guests don't queue but are served at the table surrounded by the work of artists and designers.
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Head coach Freddie Kitchens said Thomas was moving his arms and legs and was taken for testing as a precaution.
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The plant is one of three preparation kitchens that help stock its stores in the Northeast, mid-Atlantic and South.
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At the Cité, working kitchens, experimental laboratories and spaces for conferences and debates are designed to enrich the visitor experience.
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Now, a few restaurants are stepping up to offer opportunities for local immigrants and refugees to work in professional kitchens.
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It could apply its data on food delivery demand to help kitchens to optimize prices, allocate staff and improve menus.
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Head coach Freddie Kitchens told reporters on a conference call Monday that Callaway's benching would be only for one game.
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Eventually, Mr. Corenblith and his team built two full-size mock-ups of early McDonald's restaurants, both with working kitchens.
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It's already getting queries from the food pantries and soup kitchens it serves about whether they can get more supplies.
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And, the fast-food chain isn't alone in turning to ghost kitchens to boost delivery sales without making massive investments.
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A hotel with massive kitchens and mini-fridges ripe for the scavenging, but with countless monsters looming beyond fragile doors.
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The design redefines the traditional dorm-room layout by bringing the community together in informal gathering spaces and student kitchens.
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While mobile kitchens haven't permeated mainstream fast food quiet yet, American chains are shifting away from the traditional restaurant format.
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Alongside food trucks, ghost kitchens are becoming popular because they require less space and fewer employees than traditional restaurants do.
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There is also a 100-seat movie theater, banquet rooms with full kitchens and an outdoor cafe with a grill.
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In fancy kitchens serving fancy dining rooms, chefs have found almost inconceivably fancy ways to make pub and roadhouse food.
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People across the NFL world are blaming everyone from Garrett to Rudolph to Browns coach Freddie Kitchens for the fight.
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The startup has a portfolio of eight delivery-only food brands, which are all prepared in the same shared kitchens.
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And when there was no more room for food, we'd end up back in their kitchens for late-night snacks.
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But, clearly, I was wrong, because even though we're moving toward equality in kitchens, we're still not viewed as equals.
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I understand you are the reason that there are so many Japanese knives in the kitchens of top chefs nowadays.
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"The staff in retail and in kitchens, a disproportionate amount of people live in the Bronx and Manhattan," he said.
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The work here isn't actually much different than at other large-scale kitchens that put together a lot of meals.
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In many restaurant kitchens, the cooks do not bother to caramelize the sugar fully, making for a sickly sweet dessert.
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In 2017, the emergency food program provided about 12 percent of all meals distributed by soup kitchens and food pantries.
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